Buzz,
Please make the correction he asks for here. I have marked it in blue below. Please reply to this email so I know you've seen and corrected the error. (I took this information from the notes in the screen on the database that Larry had made.)
Myrna

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From: CDCJWolf@aol.com
Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 22:57:51 EST
Subject: Heritage Award
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Dear Myrna, David and Family Association,

Today I received the 2005 Heritage Award that you awarded to my father, George Wolfersberger. What an honor it is to see the Wolfensberger Family Association reach its 10 year mark and to see all the accomplishments that it has achieved so far. My father would be very proud to be a part of this organization.

While doing research on the family, my Dad was approached several times by firms who would assist in finding names and assembling a family tree. Many of these were fly-by-night outfits who would print out a phone list in the attempt to make a quick buck. My Dad had to learn how to sift through these and determine the root of this newfound interest in our family name. Because of this, he tended to be somewhat skeptical whenever he was approached about providing or sharing information.

Concerning the WFA, however, I can say with the utmost degree of certainty, that my Dad would approve of the events that have transpired over the last 10 years. Larry Jones had a vision that quickly caught on and other members chimed in to start something that is invaluable to our family and will be passed down for generations to come. Yes, my Dad would most definitely approve!

So, in closing, I would like to thank the WFA for this Heritage Award given to my Dad. It is a very high honor and is something that we will cherish forever. Thanks again.

Charlie Wolfersberger

PS There is an error on the newsletter article - Julius Wolfersberger was married to Elizabeth Laquet. If this wasn't a genealogy newsletter, I might let it slide!

Also, I am attaching a photo that my daughter, Chrissy, took in Bauma. Yes, she went in December and visited the memorial site. It is an extreme panoramic shot generated with photo-stitch software. This is taken along the road going up to the site. I thought you would like to see it. CW